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Al Musrati leaves Besiktas and signs for Al Ahli

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo9 September 2026 at 14:42

The 30-year-old Libyan defensive midfielder Al Musrati terminated his contract with Besiktas, a Turkish club, and signed for Al Ahli, from Saudi Arabia. The transfer was made without transfer costs, since the player became a free agent after the termination.

The contract with Al Ahli will have a duration of two seasons, with the possibility of one additional season. This change represents a new chapter in the career of the Libyan player, who leaves European football to join the Saudi league.

Al Musrati arrives at Al Ahli to reinforce the defensive midfield sector of the Arab team. The player accumulated international experience after his spell at Besiktas, where he played an important role as a defensive midfielder.

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